The guiding principle behind our technology is to provide a single real time platform for deploying and managing next generation services across multiple networks (circuit, packet, wireless, cable), and wherever possible, extending the best features of each to all.

Solegy executes this vision with the ServicePDQ platform, a multi-service software system that offers a single point from which to develop, deploy, manage and bill for network services across heterogeneous networks. Consisting of multiple modularized components that may be deployed individually to fit the needs of each customer, ServicePDQ is a high performance, fault-tolerant software platform for developing and deploying revenue-generating network services.

The precept behind ServicePDQ is to separate the business and service logic from the underlying switching elements in a network, and to facilitate easy integration with existing systems. This enables faster and more flexible network services delivery because new components can be added, or an existing component can be modified, without the need to re-engineer all other parts of the system.

ServicePDQ achieves these goals by adhering to industry-wide standards for telecom integration, including OSA/PARLAY and OSS/J. Being OSA/Parlay compliant means that ServicePDQ is designed to work together with both current and next generation networks because applications are created and delivered with network independent APIs. OSS/J allows the ServicePDQ platform to exchange information with other OSS/BSS platforms in real time, thereby reducing the need to maintain multiple silos of replicated data. For example, deploying a voice VPN utilizing the ServicePDQ platform is quick and easy since all information (e.g. service features, provisioning, billing) is available in one place. Having a single point for provisioning and managing the service as well as the capability to seamlessly integrate with existing billing/BSS/OSS systems greatly reduces operating and maintenance costs while accelerating time-to-market.

Key Features

• Combines a service providers current capabilities with new applications.
  
• Reliable, scalable and easy to use for service creation and deployment.
  
• Interoperability with any OSA/Parlay compliant application or network component.
  
• New services, new business models (Open APIs leverage new business models).
  
• Innovative services which will consolidate voice and data using different terminal types (PDA, telephone, web browser, wireless).
  
• Unified solutions which will work in different networks.
  
• Lower capital and operating expenses driven by using proven components and open systems.
  
• Open service creation, control and management interfaces.
  
• Enabling operators to rent capacity and capabilities on their networks to other service providers.